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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1911

Page

9

Multispecialist Doctor Dr Wells Offers Free Consultation

Dr Wells treats chronic private diseases of men and women with non surgical methods. Free consultation. Women with female-specific ailments receive non surgical care. Men receive reliable advice for sexual health and private disorders. Various treatments include light therapy for skin diseases, rheumatism, deafness, eye and stomach troubles, and new intraveneous methods. Office features X ray and electrical devices. Hours 9 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 8 with Sunday by appointment.

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Wabash Crafts Elects Fort Wayne Officers and Delegates

Fort Wayne representatives of the Allied Federation of Wabash Crafts returned after the Decatur meeting. Walram Masten of Moberly is president. Charles W. Koenig, vice-president. F J Schwanz, secretary and treasurer. Executive board includes I A Lechler and others from Fort Wayne, Springfield, Detroit, and Decatur. The annual venue and leadership changes were discussed. James A. Lechler was elected chair of the executive board but declined the presidency due to other duties.

Fort Wayne Federation of Wabash Crafts Decatur Walram Masten Moberly Charles W. Koenig F. J. Schwanz I. A. Lechler Fort, Wayne O- Owens Springfield Sutton Detroit L. Green J. Neill Buffalo Oklahoma City James A. Lechler Allied Federation Wabash’ Crafts Tr. Lechler Eciitive Board Hi Pest Services

Special Sunday Excursions From Lakal Shore and Lake Erie

Lakal Shore and Lake Erie announces a special Sunday trip to Indianapolis for the Lutheran orphan homes celebration. Train departs at 5 30 p m and returns, with an Indianapolis turnout around 600 local travelers and about 1 000 for a South Bend baseball excursion, amid a new summer schedule.

H.C. Pingiger Lakal ‘Shore Lake Erie Indianapolis South Bend

By Laws of the Wabash Relief Union Revised

J W Loney as committee chairman announced that the relief union department's constitution and by laws have been revised per Memphis and Wabash staff instructions. They will be presented at the mass meeting at Strodehall in June for final adoption and refinement. An additional member joined the drafting committee at the last employes meeting, and the relief is expected to be established by the sextmester month.

J. W. Loney New Relief Union Department Strodehall

Denehy Drowns on Pleasure Trip on Monongahela River

Jerry Denehy, twenty nine, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad fireman, drowned Sunday afternoon after losing balance on a boat near McKeesport. The vessel, owned by H Jackson, carried twenty five passengers. Father C Denehy and siblings from this city traveled to Pittsburg for funeral services.

Monongahela River MacKeesport Denehy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Greenwood Avenue Pittsburg H. Jackson C. Deneby Pennsylvania George C. Gni Phillip Denehy W. H. Gibson

Relief Union Officers Visit Michigan City for Outing Plans

J. J. Bauer president and Eli Allen secretary of the Fort Wayne Electric Works relief union, with Traveling Passenger Agent F. P. Partin of the Nickel Plate, visited Michigan City over Sunday to inspect the resort and discuss an outing for 197%. F. B. Beckth, manager of the report, left the party during the stay.

J. J. Bauer Eli Allen Fort Weyne

Death notice and pipe fitters convention in Cincinnati

Bryon Thomas a Pennsylvania machinist learned of his brother s death in California by telegram from Cincinnati and left for there with his mother. W Loney president of Pipe Fitters Local 81 travels to Cincinnati for the International Association s annual convention which began yesterday and runs through next Saturday.

Bryon Thomas Shopa Pennsylvania Cincinnati Californita Re Thomas W. Loney Union of Pipa Fitters International Association of Steam and Hot Water Pipe Fitters Loney

Nortelane limited on Re and i new schedule

Nortelane Limited announces a new semi weekly train service between Cincinnati and Mackinac Mich starting 12 50 tonight through the fifth eleventh and twenty ninth, every Tuesday and Friday this month. The Northland Limited consolidates the North Michigan Special and Northland Limited and debuts a fully equipped Pullman coach train. A daily service starts Sunday June 25 until Sept 2 with a Fort Wayne northbound No 35 changing to 2 10 am. A new Chicago division train adds a Grand Rapids to Mackinac segment with evening departure.

Grand Rapiis Adiana Railroad Cincinnati Mackinac Mich Northland North Michigan ‘Special Northland Limited Dolld- Pulman Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Chicago That Point Ebil P.m

Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Major Additions to Pennsy Section Gangs

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces 200 new employes will join western division section forces to maintain an aggressive, high speed passenger schedule. Despite good overall system condition, improvements are needed to sustain ninety mile per hour runs and sixty two mile per hour segments, requiring perfect track conditions.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company

W Crew in Charge as Division Engine Change

The division engine No.1 9225 and the division officials car, along with the pay car on the western division, will be in charge of Conductor Lipsett and Engine W. EK Wilder. The change was decided by the older enginemen and trainsmen who left the choice to them.

Lipsett W. EK Wilder Angola Tro T Aes Parente Humiey Taon Peter Gaul Holy Eid Vernon Stauffer Holy City A. R. Gant Choral Union Rebs Dr. Marble Kingdom J. Robinson Goin Humfreys Haniels Haniels | “Messiahn"’—Choral Union Rev. Ennitters D. Willis Prat Arenfoan Bextor Chorus

Lake Erie engine off track at Rolling Mill

The wreck train of the Lake Erie engine was sent from Elkhart to Fort Wayne to replace a switch that jumped the storage track at the Rolling Mill on Sunday afternoon. Attempts to fix it without wreck crew failed. the engine was replaced by the wreck derrick. Several local workers were reported off duty or returning to duty for illnesses or new assignments.

Lake Erie Lake Erte Fort. Wayne Elkhart G. Schmitt Pennsylvania N. Servey Willam Godfrey Twogee George J. Biller Wabash Penn Ind A. F. Klein Spennsvivenia

Pennsylvania machine shop workers resume duties after illness

The Pennsylvania machine shop reports multiple employees back at work after illnesses and absences. J J Wood and M Wyzecki return to duties, while others such as Nitter and O Day are listed as sick previously. An incident at the round house left a worker severely burned, and a furnace incident injured another, with medical attention provided.

Pennsylvania Tank Shop FB. Nitter J. 8 O'Day F. Laughlin Pennsylvania Coeholt V. Seatola Pennsylvan Akop Joseph Smith the Pennsylvania Harry Hapim Pennsylvia Machine Shop J. P. Labbe Penn-sylvania Howard Afiller Gneyau Wore Wayne Binectric Works Bie Oyste Arthur Qrr Uhe Pennsylvania Company Hes Rochester Pensylvania Harry Patterson Wabash Yardnister Trate House T. Shops J. J. Wood Fort Wayne Electric Works M. Wyzecki Pansylvania Round House AO. Huffman RB. W. Shaw Pennsylvanis Conizan Ourgean Ben

Wanted Salesladies at Once Myer’s Day by Goods Co

Coroner verdict of Rome City drowning ruled accidental. The piece notes a Rome City tragedy and funeral plans, with mention of Don Bergaman and rescuers, plus local business ads and event details from the community page.

Myers Day BY Goods CO Rome

Dancing at Robison Park Tonight

A brief town notice invites attendees to an event at Robison Park this evening featuring a performance by local dancers. Details are limited but the call emphasizes a lively show and community participation.

Mrs. Amos Bachelor Dies After Paralysis in Angola

Mrs. Amos Bachelor, widow of Amos Bachelor and mother of Ira and Elmer Bachelor, died Saturday afternoon at her North Superior street home in Angola. Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the same residence with burial at Lake Gage.

Angola Ind Amos Bachelor North Superior Street Ira Elmer Bachelor Lake Gage

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